Combs Names Attorney As PSC Head
Gov Bert Combs appointed J David Bennets a Bowling Green attorney as chairman of the Public Service Commission succeeding James Gordon who resigned Gordon will stay as consultant during the transition Bennets term runs four years and must be confirmed by the state Senate He is a Warren County native a WKU alum and longtime prosecutor Francis will be the second Bowling Green resident to chair the PSC in recent years after Judge Robert Coleman
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Madisonville
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Gorion
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Hopkins County
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State Board of Bar Commissioners
Robert Coleman
Lawrences
Eisenhower Lands In Greece Amid Cold War Diplomacy
President Eisenhower and a combative Shah of Iran arrive in Greece as part of a Middle East and Europe tour. In Athens the pair receive a marble palace welcome and address Parliament. Eisenhower stresses peace friendship and freedom while Iran notes resistance to Russian propaganda.
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Persia
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50th Boy Scout Anniversary 4 Cent Stamp Issued
Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield announced a 4 cent Boy Scout commemorative stamp to be placed on first day at Washington, marking the movement's birthday February 8. Designed by Norman Rockwell, the horizontal issue features a Scout in the three-finger sign on a Giorl press, with a 220 million initial order in fifty-panel sheets.
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Washington, D.C
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Norman Rockwell
Giorl
Khaki Ane Hive
Boy Scouts of America
Washington, T D.C
Obituary Notes for Rev Samuel Beard and Nancy Tuttle
The Rev Samuel Clemens Beard age 73 of Jonesboro Tenn died Saturday night in Johnson City Memorial Hospital. He was a pastor in the Wolston Conference and former teacher and district superintendent in the Biz Stone Gap district. Survived by widow Mrs Mattle Duncan Beard and daughters Mrs C K Farris Mrs W Haddock and Mrs Reams and brother Alan J Beard. funeral at Jonesboro First Methodist Church with Dillo Taylor Funeral Home in charge. Nancy Tuttle aged 80 of Calloway Kentucky died Saturday at 1 15 p m. Born in Clay County she married Henry Tuttle in 1900 and he died March 1 1948. She survived by sons Robert and Henry Tuttle daughters Mrs Lillian Lester and Mrs Minnie Cox brother Joseph Warner, 13 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral at home today at 2 p m with burial in Calhoney Cemetery. Cawood Funeral Home in charge.
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Rohert
Johnson City Memorial Hospital
Jonestoro
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Suk
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Calloway
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Nte EL
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Henry Tuttle
Bell County
Mer
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Lillian Lester
Minnie Cox
Calloways
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Cawood Iuneral
Ooarge
Bandit Wounded After Using Toy Pistol to Rob Store
BRISTOL, a UP I report says police sought a bandit believed wounded in a $63 market holdup Saturday night. The robber used a toy cap pistol wrapped in a handkerchief. the weapon was recovered. Manager Roy Messk y fired twice with a .32 caliber revolver, chasing the suspect into the block before the bandit tossed the cap pistol at Larry Schwartz of Pittsburgh. The handkerchief stained with blood was found near the market.
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UPI
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Twunil
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End
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Cumberland College Pupils Sponsor Drive for Toys
Cumberland College students sponsor a Toys for Tots style drive in Williamsburg to provide Christmas gifts for underprivileged children. Warren Renfro leads the effort with a door to door campaign and a chapel program to collect items from each student.
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Williamshoro
Kenneth Shay
Renfco
Ed Lovett
Williamsburo
Warren Renfro
Nentucky
West Summit Continued Faces NATO Strain Across Atlantic
In Paris President de Gaulle and Prime Minister Macmillan meet amid rising tensions as NATO debates weakness from Soviet fear and Britain debates NATO loyalty. The conference forecasts a spring Khushchev summit while NATO relies on West German troops for defense and debates atomic missile bases in Britain Italy and Turkey.
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Charles de Gaulle
France
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Great Retain
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North Atlantic Treaty Alliance
WAT
NATO
Britain
Italy
Turkey
Hospital Notes Dense List of Discharges and Admissions
A cluttered hospital notice lists numerous discharges and admissions across multiple cities including Cumberland Gap Gibson Station Jonesville and Tazewell. Names such as Sharon Rice Charles Williams Walter Jackson and Rhonda Allen appear among the discharged and admitted patients alongside births and births notes for several families.
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Charles Williams
Walter Jackson
Calloway
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Arthur Wickland
LaFollette
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Captlin
Rhonda Allen
Cilve
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Sandra Wyatt
Cty
Sally Wilson
Mell Jackson
Siller Robbins
Alice Middlesboro Hospital
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Rose Hill
Anderton Fear
Cumberland Gap
Everett Lindany
Liesdylle
Joyce Barnes
Gibson Station
Valerie Roark
Maxie Parlla
Stephen Hendrickson
Slimmay Brown
Walter Dilbeck
Patsy Ragland
Debert Johnson
Straight Creek
Burl Willis
Jonesville
James R. Muracle
NATO Talks Amid Flat Mood At Summit
NATO leaders and British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd resume talks after a tense start as France shows reserve over NATO burdens. American urgency to shift defense costs grows amid cooler European reception. In unrelated notes a science blurb on fish smell and a household item claim a home in Menton Pack, MN is described.
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NATO
Tilks Kart Herter
Stoday
Bureau Head Outlines Farm Bureau platform for prosperity
Chicago report quotes Charles B Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation presenting a platform for prosperity in agriculture. He calls for ending government price fixing, curbing subsidies, and cutting inflation through reduced federal spending while expanding non subsidized foreign trade and improving farmers’ earning potential within a competitive capitalist framework. He notes Farm Bureau adapts to changing needs and warns about the impact of price supports and inflation on the economy.
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World News in Brief From London and Washington
A string of brief international items covers Moscow announcing a Russian language course for North American listeners, Khrushchev’s return to Moscow after visiting Ukrainian cities, Hartke proposing a bill to raise the earned income limit for social security recipients, floods displacing families in Bosnia and Herzegovina, talks in Copenhagen with Mahmoud Faw, Noel-Baker’s disarmament appeal, and a new world speed record set by an F-105 jet pilot.
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Fire destroys hay dam near Owensboro. traffic jams follow
Owensboro police battled a traffic problem Saturday night as hundreds of motorists gathered near a fire beyond the city limits. A large hay dam was destroyed by fire, lighting up the area for miles. Damage was set at more than $2,000. Grayson reports a separate note that Kentucky Christian College will hold its Christmas music program Wednesday at 7 p.m. directed by Miss Tavern Karns with public attendance invited.
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Kentucky burley leaf slips by nearly two dollars
The Kentucky burley market edged below the seasonal average last week with a dip of about $2 per hundredweight. The average per hundredweight fell to $82.20 from $84.20, while totals across markets show varied activity and sales for the season, including several regional price points and quantities.
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